Performance dedicated to front-line and essential workers
In the photo above left are the 17 members of the cast of Wheatland-Chili High School’s musical Working: A Musical and in the photo below are the four crew members.
Both photos are by Jason Ford
Like many others, Wheatland-Chili High School students were cheated out of doing their musical in 2020 because of COVID-19. W-C’s young thespians were just one week away from the curtain rising on their show Sister Act when schools in New York were shut down the weekend of March 14-15.
This year, the students won’t be cheated because Working: A Musical will be streamed online for three nights only May 13, May 14, and May 15 at 7 p.m. with an individual viewing pass (1 person) costing $10 and a family viewing pass costing $25. The performance was filmed on April 29 at the Wheatland-Chili Middle School/High School auditorium.
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Port Clinton High School announced that Steven Holly has been selected to be in the Senior Spotlight for April. Holly has been active in many clubs and activities at Port Clinton, including National Honor Society, Key Club, Academic Challenge, PCHS morning announcements and, as an athlete, in cross country and track.
Holly is vice president of Drama Club and an officer in Port Clinton’s DECA. He has been part of the choir, and is also a member of the A Cappella ensemble Touch of Class.
He has excelled in the classroom and is one of the top 10 students in the Class of 2021, and will graduate with Summa Cum Laude honors. Holly is the son of Brian and Diane Holly. Next year, Steven plans to further his education at Bowling Green State University, majoring in accounting.
Apr 23, 2021
Greensburg Community High School junior film student Luke Schuemann works with Main Street Greensburg Director Tonya Downey editing a television commercial for Little Frogs and Faeries on the Greensburg Square. Bill Rethlake | Daily News
GREENSBURG – Through a special arrangement with Greensburg Community High School teacher Scott Moore’s Television and Broadcast students and Main Street Greensburg, downtown merchants are getting some well deserved attention on television – totally free.
Working with the film editing software “Final Cut Pro” and some raw footage shot on the Square, each student was challenged with gathering the right footage via drone or a simple camera and combining it with the appropriate music and titles, producing a commercial suitable for television and live streaming.